MuleSoft Summary:
Mule is an event-driven architecture. Actions within a Mule network are triggered by events that occur in Mule or in external systems. Mulesoft events always contain some kind of data, the payload. The payload is used or manipulated by components and a set of properties that are associated with event processing. These properties are arbitrary and can be set at any time since the event was created. Event data can be accessed in its original state or in its transformed state. The event will use the transformer associated with the endpoint that received the event to transform its payload into a format that is understood by the receiving component.
MuleSoft’s mission is to connect the world’s applications, data and devices. MuleSoft Training easily connects anything with the Anypoint Platform™, the only complete integration platform for SaaS, SOA, and APIs. Thousands of organizations in 54 countries, from emerging brands to Global 500 companies, use MuleSoft to innovate faster and gain competitive advantage.
>Introducing the Anypoint Platform
> Creating integration applications with Anypoint Studio
> Understanding of Mule applications, flows, messages, and message processors
> Create flows graphically using connectors, transformers, components, scopes, and flow
> Creating, running, testing and debugging Mule applications
> Read and write message properties
> Writing expressions with Mule Expression Language (MEL)
> Consumption of web services
> Understand RESTful and SOAP web services
> Learn about what RAML is and how it can be used
> Consume RESTful web services with and without RAML definitions
> Consumption of SOAP web services
> Connection to additional resources
> Connection to files, databases and JMS queues
> Discover and install plug-ins not included with Anypoint Studio
> Data transformation
> Become familiar with the different types of transformers
> Transform objects to and/from XML and JSON
> Using annotations for more complicated JSON to object mappings
> Optimizing complex data transformations with DataSense and DataMapper
> Create custom transformers with Java
> Refactoring of Mulas Applications
> Separation of applications into multiple configuration files
> Wrap global elements in a separate configuration file
> Creating and referencing flows and subflows
> Understanding the persistence of variables across subflows and flows and across transport
> Control the flow of messages
> Multicast to message
> Message routing based on conditions
> Message filtering
> Error handling
> Handling messaging exceptions in flows
> Creating and using global exception handlers
> Control elements
> Specify a global default exception strategy
> Processing records
> Process elements of a collection individually
> Create batch jobs to process items in a CSV file or database
> Restrict record processing to new records
> Building RESTful interfaces with the Anypoint Platform for APIs
> Understand the benefits of RESTful APIs and web services
> Using API Designer to define APIs with RAML
> Implementing a RAML file as a RESTful web service with Anypoint Studio and APIkit
> Application Deployment
> Understanding options for deploying applications
> Adding application properties
> Deploy and run applications on CloudHub
> Deploy and run applications on Mule ESB
> Practice test and interview questions
Certification:
To become a MuleSoft Certified Developer, you need to excel on many levels, such as Associate, Specialist, and Professional. These are categorized as the basic, moderate, and advanced certification for MuleSoft.
Having an MCD certification distinguishes you as an expert.
For the MCD certification, you do not need to go to a test center as the exams are available online.
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